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Conclusion
In the morning the train arrived at Helsinki Central Railway Station, the same place where I had started my trek almost 3 months ago. Philip's girlfriend was there to meet him, so I waved goodbye to the young couple and left the station, alone. I'd left without ceremonies, I didn't want any now either.
A short jaunt on bus 102 and I was home. Everything was the same as before, except that some 18,000 mk had disappeared from my savings account, and I had the fading remnants of a tan.
That's it.
Move along now, nothing to see here.
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